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I am sure that a lot of you have been reading a lot of different posts about Store Stacker lately. There have been a lot of reviews on a lot of different blogs and most of them have been praising this new method of building niche stores that Store Stacker has. From what I can tell at a glance, everything that is being said about Store Stacker seems to be very true.
Going back one year, it is quite obvious that I did not know a whole lot about Wordpress as my first post was my About page, which should have been created as a Wordpress PAGE, rather than an actual blog post.
Oh well! 
I just want to thank everyone who reads my site. Without you, this blog wouldn’t exist.
Cheers to another wealthy year to all of you with your income earning startups!
Ning is a website that allows anyone to create their own social network for whatever they feel like, whether that be a social network about dancing all the way to a social network about link building strategies.
There is tons of link building potential with Ning.com, and so I figured I would give everyone a quick guide to some of the fastest ways to build useful links with the site.
Link Building Strategy #1
Sign up for a free social network related to your niche. For example, I own the linkbuildingstrategies.ning.com social network and it features my RSS feed with dofollow links
YouBundle is a web2.0 site often compared to Squidoo, however it has a different purpose. YouBundle allows anyone to sign up for a free profile and create a bunch of links that relate to a specific topic. For example, I could make a topic about a few different link building blogs that I know of (I used 3 since thats all that is required and I was doing it quickly), and people who visit this page could suggest more related link building blogs to add to the page.
I had used Qassia a long time ago, back when it had just launched into a private invite-only beta, and didn’t really think much of it because it had zero authority and pagerank.
Well, it is now many months later and my friends post about Qassia reminded me about it and that is well out of beta and is now completely open to everyone. Qassia now has a strong PR5 homepage as well.
Qassia dubs itself as an intelligence engine, but really it is pretty close to just a repository for user submitted articles. Like Squidoo, you can write about any topic you like, and with that, you can build links to your website.
Sorry for the delay in posts everyone, I am finally getting back on a schedule at College. With that being said, A reader of my blog named Azzam from Wowjoomla sent me an email with this link building tip.
iList.com is a free classified ads website much like the more popular Craigslist or Gumtree. iList has a more “web2.0″ feel with their fancy buttons and simple publishing menu’s, and it kind of reminds me of Squidoo’s interface. Unlike iList’s more popular competitors, iList provides dofollow anchor text links in their classified ads. You can easily visit iList.com and create your account in seconds, and then make a classifieds listing with a link back to your site. You would then want to submit your classifieds page to the SocialMarker sites to help Google find the page quickly.
Cancer Treatment asks:
1.) 1 or 2 of your favorites sites to give your new site quick link juice.
2.) In the beginning do you want to build links to the homepage or internal pages in order to rank easier and faster for a specific term?
I have always been a believer in building links to both internal pages as well as the homepage, but more focused on building trust to the domain so that every page ranks higher individually.
Tumblr is a free blogging platform that takes about 5 seconds to setup. You enter your email, a password, and your subdomain, and your blog is instantly created. You can then build links to your new Tumblr blog and write content with anchor dofollow links back to your site.
I have a live Tumblr blog example for my Super Nintendo Console case study. You can see my Tumblr blog at super-nintendo-console.tumblr.com.
